I’ve been reassessing my note-taking apps again - that’s something that happens on a too-regular basis. NotePlan had been good, but Iβm not keen on the v3 upgrade pricing. DEVONthink has shown it can work like NotePlan too. The answer is always DEVONthink. @jack@twelvety
My iPad battery has seen better days and Iβve been contemplating an upgrade. But if the new Apple Silicon laptop is going to be a 12β MacBook Adorable, that might be a better investment. Tricky decisions approaching.
I recently wondered if I had found the solution to fixing the judder I get from the Logitech MX Master 3 mouse on a Mac.
Turns out, no, I had not.
Today the judder has returned.
Incidentally this is with the Logitech dongle.
So frustrating.
2020-08-31 Update: No, I have not found the fix.
I mentioned in Episode 15 of Keep Practising that my Logitech mouse was giving me the #$%@s with respect to the amount of judder and unresponsiveness on macOS. This problem exhibited irrespective of whether it was connected to Bluetooth or the Logitech dongle.
Good news. I may have found a solution. Early days yet, but since applying this fix I haven’t experienced the issue again.
The United States is a shitshow right now. I feel for the many good people I know in the country who are having to cope with it all. A pandemic, murderous police, climate change, crumbling social infrastructure… All being enabled by a crooked kakistocracy. π’ πΊπΈ
If thereβs one thing Iβve learnt in 2020, itβs that friendships are important. Iβm getting better at making and maintaining them, but thereβs always work to be done.
In Nerd Corner I vent about the poor connectivity of my Logitech MX Master 3 mouse.
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Mondo Electronics is a company I’ve helped as part of my job as an Entrepreneurs’ Programme Growth Facilitator.
They were kind enough to say some nice words about the value of the service to their business and me personally.
Working with companies like Mondo is what makes my job enjoyable.
Recently I came across an annoying calendaring problem. I have a number of domain names, with associated email aliases. These all reconcile via my Fastmail account.
I noticed the other day that calendar invitations created in my calendar app of choice, BusyCal, were defaulting to being sent from one of my non-default email addresses.
There was no obvious setting for this in BusyCal and it was an issue that I hadn’t noticed at all over previous years so I assumed there was some problem at the server end.